Hotel Cortijo de Cortes is located at Calle 81 A No. 79 in Colonia Obrera, a residential area south-west of the Centro Histórico, beyond the main tourist streets, in the city of Mérida, the capital of Yucatán in southeastern Mexico. The area is a working neighbourhood where visitors see everyday Mérida life; the Plaza Grande is reachable by taxi, rideshare or local bus. Visitors can reach neighbourhood markets and the southern approach to downtown easily, and taxis and rideshare services cover the rest of the city quickly. The property falls in the budget price band, with listed rates of 600-1,100 MXN per night (approx. 33-60 USD). The data held for this guide lists private room accommodation, and the stated amenities are wifi, air conditioning. Because Mérida is hot and humid for much of the year, air conditioning is a practical necessity, and guests are advised to confirm room details and current rates directly with the property before arriving. It carries a rating of about 2.5 stars in the available data. Specific details on dining and facilities such as a pool, spa or gym are not listed in the data held for this guide, so visitors should check what is offered before booking. Breakfast arrangements vary between properties of this type, and the surrounding streets offer many cafés, bakeries and Yucatecan restaurants serving dishes such as cochinita pibil, sopa de lima and panuchos. The property is described as suited to budget travelers and solo backpackers. Service is generally informal and personal in properties of this scale, and the staff can usually help arrange taxis, tours to Uxmal, Chichén Itzá or the cenotes, and restaurant reservations. Mérida is regarded as one of Mexico's safer large cities, and the old centre is pleasant to explore on foot in the morning and after sunset, when the heat eases. Visitors planning to explore the wider region will find the hotel a practical base, and cultural events such as the Sunday street closure on Paseo de Montejo and the regular weekend programmes around the Plaza Grande add to the appeal of a stay in the city.
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| Address | Calle 81 A No. 79, Col. Obrera, 97260 Mérida, Yucatán |
Room types
- private room
Amenities
- wifi
- air conditioning
Location
Calle 81 A No. 79, Col. Obrera, 97260 Mérida, Yucatán
20.9499, -89.6463 View on map
Highlights
- Located at Calle 81A / Colonia Obrera, Mérida, Yucatán
- Listed rates of 600-1,100 MXN per night (approx. 33-60 USD)
- Air-conditioned rooms and wifi listed among the amenities
- Convenient access to neighbourhood markets and the southern approach to downtown
Tips for visiting
- Confirm current rates and room types with the property before arriving, as the listed range can vary by season.
- Visit between November and March for cooler weather; April to September is very hot and humid.
- Ask whether breakfast is included, since arrangements differ between properties.
- Use licensed taxis or rideshare apps at night rather than walking long distances in the heat.
- Arrange a car or transfer in advance, as the property is outside the walkable city centre.
When to visit
November to March offers the most comfortable weather for exploring Mérida on foot. Streets are quietest in the morning and evenings, while the heat peaks in the afternoon.
Accessibility
Wheelchair access is not confirmed in the available data. Many colonial-era buildings in Mérida have steps, uneven floors and narrow doorways, so mobility-impaired visitors should ask the property about ground-floor rooms and lifts before booking.
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Frequently asked questions
Where is Hotel Cortijo de Cortes?
Hotel Cortijo de Cortes is at Calle 81 A No. 79, Col. Obrera, 97260 Mérida, Yucatán. It is listed under the Centro Histórico area of Mérida, Yucatán.
How much does Hotel Cortijo de Cortes cost per night?
Listed rates are 600-1,100 MXN per night (approx. 33-60 USD). Prices vary by season and room type, so confirm with the property.
What amenities does Hotel Cortijo de Cortes list?
The data lists wifi, air conditioning. Other facilities are not confirmed, so check with the property.
Is air conditioning important in Mérida?
Yes. Mérida is hot and humid for much of the year, and air-conditioned rooms are widely preferred between April and October.